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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1925

Page

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Cresco Shudders At Triple Tragedy In 1918 Soldier Case

Cresco, Iowa, mourns after ex soldier William Dunn 46 shoots his mother and father then kills himself. County officials confirm no inquest and note Dunn wrote he acted to end his parents physical agony. Relatives hurry for a triple funeral as Cresco recalls a WWI veteran once valued.

W. L. Barker Ed Heepman I. Bradley Shevlin J Thomas Wee Hay Saidbert Cresco Rochester Chinn Valley of Death Draegert Austin Minn Dunn Fred Dan Maurice Fleming Fiensing Hoppman Ebert Teachers’ College Bradley F. E. Dreegert Qukrland W. E. Dunn D.g Mather Father Unn Cresco High School Iowa State Teacners Fleddi Artillery Ar Ulery Heutensat Epionel Niartewath fehliMers Preupiti US States Arnit Cas

Judge Jails 102YearOld Woman for Possessing Booze

San Pedro California reports a 102 year old woman Mrs H ey was jailed for illegal liquor possession after choosing 20 days in jail over a $100 fine. She told the court she had always drunk liquor and would not stop.

San Pedro Cal H. 3Ey

Noted Dunn Family Member Remembered as Brilliant Math Student

The narrative recalls Unpi Thinn and relatives unable to explain his actions, attributing changes to parental illness. His father suffered a long and intense illness, and the Dunn family lived near Dar Pally about 15 years ago when the youths attended college. Capt. is remembered by Teachers College faculty as an unusually brilliant mathematics student.

Unpi Wis Dunn al Dar Pally Teachers College

Faye Lamb Granted Divorce and Household Goods

In district court Judge J B Boles approves a divorce in the case Faye Lamb against Gust Lamb. Mrs Lamb receives the divorce and household goods apart from defendant personal articles. Gust Lamb must pay $190 to plaintiff lawyers Sullivan and Sullivan and court costs.

J. B. Boles Division of District Court Faye Lamb Gust Lamb

Mortuary Notices for Rebecca Boldan and Ella Walker

Mrs Rebecca Boldan aged 93 later 94th birthday anniversary died at her son George Boldans home 437 Florence Street Waterloo She came to America in 1866 lived on a farm east of Waterloo and was a homemaker with 10 children Eight from first marriage and five by Boldan Funeral services set for Saturday at 1 30 pm from 437 Florence Street and 2 pm at Grace M E Church Burial in Fairview Mrs Ella Frances Walker 41 died at her home 1468 Hawthorne Avenue Waterloo of heart dilation after two months illness Born November 4 1864 near Jesup IA She married W P Walker August 19 1885 and lived on a farm near Jesup later moving to Waterloo She was a Westminster Presbyterian member and widow of Walker Funeral arrangements noted at Petersen Ry was

Rebecca Boldan George Boldan Florence Street Joseph Boldan Waterloo Boldan America California Thomas Lamjemby Dewar Owen Boyer Charles Osman P. O. Feely George John Boldan Grace M. E. Church A. B. Curran Fairview Ella Prances Walker Ella Frances Walker W. P. Walker Cherokee Jesup Azo M Walker Westminster Previn Bride Wenarehee Mood Austin Tie Petersen Ryus

Drapery shop opening set for Friday in 424 Fourth

Cogling wit a high class drapery and interior decorating expert plans a formal opening for his new shop at 424 Fourth Ave Friday with a full opening Saturday. He recently studied fashion and materials and aims to showcase West Pa Jone EH West Bon.

Cogling Coding

Spirit of Christ Called Key to Better Theatre by Stone

Fred Stone, famed musical star, urged more of the spirit of Christ on stage in an United Press interview from Chicago. He argued against ultra realistic sex plays, saying clean, wholesome shows attract bigger audiences and lift theatre from mire. He praised three clean musicals and urged Actors Equity members, managers, and the public to unite for cleaner, better paying productions.

United Press Chicago Fred Stone New York Laughmaker T Ted la Legal Theatre Stone Gex Rati Jabe Actors Equity Association Jle

Noted Manufacturer Praises City on Paul Davis Building

A. B. C. Hardy, president of Olds Motorworks in Lansing and VP of General Motors, visits Waterloo today. After a meeting of 100 Oldsmobile dealers in Omaha, he hails the Paul Davis building as unmatched, noting Lansing’s city size and potential.

Paul Davis A. B. C. Hardy Olds Motorworks Lansing Mich General Motors Corporation Waterloo Hardy Oldsmobile Omaha Neb

Actors III Orange Play Postponed

Orange Township February 19 The community C. T. U. benefit play scheduled for Friday night at the school auditorium has been indefinitely postponed due to the loss of several members of the group.

Actors Orange Township Dohattey

Pugilistic Son Haled Into Court By Father

Alvin Below aged 18 appeared in police court this afternoon at his father’s request on a charge of assault following a family quarrel over boxing equipment. The elder Below testified of a threat to beat him. The youth was sued five dollars and costs. Father and son were reconciled before leaving the courtroom.

Alvin Below Alvin J. W. Gwynne

Fire alarms trigger furnace issue at Burroway residence

An overheated furnace caused a blaze and alarm at the Burroway residence on Park Road today. Fire crews also responded to another fire at the home of Thepner Meda on Powell Street around 1 a.m. No injuries reported.

Burroway Park Ro Lila P. A Powler Street A.m

Manager Dixon Suspended and McCracken Fallout Shakes Waterloo

The Waterloo club faces turmoil as manager Dixon is suspended for a year by Sexton amid a feud over promises of higher pay to McCracken. Letters and contracts reveal attempted inducements, with McCracken ordered to Milwaukee for the 1925 season and fine levied on the club. Marshalltown suspensions follow and Dixon may be replaced by Joe McDermott as Waterloo seeks a new manager.

Willford McGracken McCracken Watterloo Waterloo Deague Clyde Kettentetl Reuben Malmgren Dixon Sexton MecCracken Waederloo Milwaukes Wilford AcCracken Cedar Rapids Jan Ovid Ovid McCracken Milwaukee McDermott National Association Joe McNermott Sioux City Cletus Dixon Joe Williera Harry Higsby Decature Catcher McDermott Marshalltown Frank Boyle Boyle Sioux Falls S. C Tri-State Jack Lacy Phillip Tanner Lacy Tanner i Sauizal Coaric Tanner Judge Law- 3 San Francisco Cal Jack Lats Sula Sexton Excnes Marshall Wixon Kitt Sexton Rong

Doping Decline Lauded Despite Ongoing Smuggling

The Public Health Service announced a drop in estimated addicts from 64 thousand to 21.6 thousand amid strong federal and state anti drug efforts. Officials cited law enforcement and physician cooperation, while noting smuggling persists at borders and ports. Per capita legitimate opiate use varies by country, with Switzerland highest and the United States at 8.4 grains.

Lawrence Kolb Public Health Service Statementc Prohibition Unit New York San Francisco Federal Narcotic Control Board Secretary of State Hughes Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Secretary of Commerce Hoover Schoos Switzerland Sven Canada United States Great Britain Germany Italy The Dials

Kansas Checker Champ O'Brien to Perform at YMCA Tonight

George O'Brien Kansas champion checker will stage an exhibition at the YMCA at 5 p m today. The 19 year old from Kakeeney Kan is a strong contender for the world title and is bound for Colorado Springs for the March 26 world championship tourney. He aims to play at least eleven games in one session, saying single games are too easy.

George O'Brien Checker Kansas O'Brien Kakeeney Kan Colorado Springs Colo

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Kid Health

A dubious ad touts cod liver oil tablets for puny children claiming rapid gains in weight and strength. It cites doctors and pharmacists across America, asserts low cost, quick results, and ease of administration for a healthier frame.

Wanxler Bros Milter Robert Calana Amversea Cindy Avery Tan Dave

Cedar Falls News Highlights Harriot Case Concert and Local Notes

Cedar Falls reports Harriett J Case soprano, former college faculty member, drew a large audience with Alfred Waldenstein cellist and Gordon Campbell at the hill auditorium. The paper also notes the Dunn family tragedy and ongoing tax assessments, campus construction, and a Janet Galford speaking at a state contest.

Cedar Falls Harriett J: Case Veacers College Alfred Watenstein Gordon Campball Miss Case Wallenstein Campbell Clear Lake Janet Galford Iowa

Schuneman and Boysen Seek School Board Re election

Dr. H A Boysen president of the East School district board and B W Sehune man member with expiring terms plan to run again in the March 9 election. Nomination papers due seven days before, no opposition announced yet. Polls set at Junior High as in past years.

WH. A. Boysen Board of Education East School District B. W. Sehuneman East Board Near Fuard W. H. Bruwn

Snowmelt Amid Warm Spell Ends Waterloo Cold Snap

The Waterloo area saw most of the two inches of snow melt as temperatures rose to 43 degrees above zero yesterday. After sunset a rapid drop to 12 below overnight was recorded and forecasters expect partly cloudy, slightly colder conditions tonight and tomorrow.

Waterloo Altho Pitas Wight

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